The Irish standard., 1887-10-29
ST. PAUL.

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OF the Crusaders table at the orphan!
fair.
). j. O'Leary and wife hav. gone
east, and will visit the principal cite:
before returning.
y y The Ease bali giants OF Chicago came
B up here to do up our boys Oh the dia
mond, but lost both games played.
The new addition to the German
Orphan asylum on Ninth street, was
dedicated on Sunday last by Rt. Rev
Bishop Grace.
Yourg and aspiring writer's viii now
have chance to write on the time.
worn aud zero-touched subject,
"beautifu, snow.''
The trial Of Mrs. Hegener, OF Mime
apolis, for sIlootlng aer traducer, on
Sibly street, this city, last spring, has
been set for December II.
The Ivy Leaf dancing club, composed
OF the most respectable young men OF
the city. gaye another party 1T their
hall OH Third street, last Friday even
ing
The Municipal court room is daily
crowded with the fall round up" of
vars and river hustltrs VINO are making
their way to the WOrkhOuse at Como,
where they will spend the winter in
comfortable quarters.
The marliageof Mr.. 3. Wrinkle, OF
St. Paul, and Miss Emma Bohrer, Of St.
Peter, took place last night. The cere-
nlony YVES performed at the Catholic
church, Rev. Father Sorenson otflciar-
ing. ~ reception was given at the res
idence Of The bride' parents.
The Crusaders have made & new ac-
quisit.on, valuable or otherwise re.
mains TO he seen, by the addition Of a
pool Table and q cisar sti;!isl. The III
temperate usL OF both sometimes works
hardship, but with temperate Young
men we hope to see good results come
from the new movement.
John Boyle was acquitted by a jury in
the district court few days ago. 1t
wtts plain and conclusive case Of lar
ceny, After his discharge he was inn
mediately arrested by Sheriff Rlchter
for attempting to break Jail. a short
1n hn II
in the Jail with an impr )yised saw.
He ia {. we'll known character and will
not get off SO easy next time.
Messrs. j. r. Kelly & Co., success
sols to E. &. Varuey, at III East Sew
enth street, are doing q gopd trade il
bcets and shoes. The gentlemen OF the
above mentioned firm are nleu OF many
years experience in their line OF busi-
uess and thoroughly understand the
wants Of the public. They have g large
and wei! selected stock OF boots, shoes,
rubbars, etc, Call and see them, at III
East Seventh street.
Thomas Lowry, Esq, Of Minneapolis,
owner OF the street cars Of ST. Paul, is
making things lively for about two
and one half Miles up Fourth street
and Silly avenue. Some people seem
To think that we are going to have a
cable caron tlls route, and judging from
5lae way the streets are torn up, there
must be something coming, We yen-
turo to wager that flowers i'll Rice park
will; bloonl again before you ride on the
cable.
The divisions Of the Ancient Order Of
i4iherniars, OF this city, aTe talking
somewhat Of devising means Of secur-
ing q hall, one Of their own, and to be
used by ali the organizations for meet
ings, etc. The plan is to organize All
association similar to that OF tne
Celtic" al Minneapolis, dividing the
stock into shares to be sold to all who
are desirous Of aiding in che enter erprise.
There is enough Of the latter among
the Irish people Of St. Paul TO build Il
hall Of this kind in very short time.
On Sunday last Father Stanley ex-
tended all invitation, an urgent one Too,
TO the ladies Of the Cathedral to meet
and make arrangements for the
Orphans fair, which will be held at
Market hall, beginning on November
l7th, g. very large meeting was held
on Sunday and plans were formulated,
committees appointed aud much routine
work done On Monday the ladies
called upon our merchants and busi-
ness men. ana received many donations.
At a meeting held on tuesday night,
the Crusaders reported q large list Of
good and useful things for their table,
and disposed @ forty books on
chances We neea say but little at
this time to the Catholics Of our city in
reference to the orphan s fair. Every
one should do something and the ag
gregate will be sufficient to care for the
deserving orphans fer another year